The 33 children US missionaries tried to take out of Haiti after the January earthquake have been returned to their families, aid workers have confirmed.
The ten members of the Idaho-based Baptist Church were arrested when they tried to leave Haiti with the group of children, who they said had been orphaned by the quake.
One of the missionaries remains in custody. The other nine have been released.
Meanwhile, it has been proposed that over $4bn should be donated to help reconstruct the Caribbean country.
28 donor nations will meet on 31 March at the UN in New York to pledge aid for Haiti and help chart its recovery.
At the conference, Haiti will outline its long-term needs following the 12 January earthquake that killed more than 220,000 people and left more than 1m homeless.
